Joe Weston, author of “Mastering Respectful Confrontation” and an expert in the field of conflict prevention, says: “Has the world gone mad? One might think so when preoccupied by the news […]
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Workshop: Respectful Confrontation: Navigating Difficult Conversations
At a time when civil norms are being tested nationally, internationally, and closer to home, Joe Weston, author of “Mastering Respectful Confrontation” and international workshop facilitator, is offering a workshop, “Respectful Confrontation: […]
Respectful Confrontation: Expert Offers Workshop and a Talk
Joe Weston, an international expert in conflict prevention, is offering a workshop on ‘Respectful Confrontation’ and a talk on ‘Fierce Civility’ at the Society on Jan. 15. Register by Dec. 31 to receive a discounted workshop price.Read More
New Program, Culpability Circle, Aims to Foster Growth and Self-Awareness
Member Dwight Panozzo, recognizing that self-awareness drives change, has developed a new program, Culpability Circle. The first meeting is June 12.Read More
The Little, Nameless, Unremembered Acts of Kindness and Love
Leader Joseph Chuman takes inspiration from the poet William Wordsworth, who wrote of “…little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and love,” to explore the value of compassion, attention, and being present for one another in a world where most people are coping with hardship and adversity. Read More
Little, Nameless Unremembered Acts of Kindness and Love
By Dr. Joseph Chuman “…little, nameless, unremembered, acts of kindness and love.” –William Wordsworth We direct much public attention to the big things, to those things that are, after all, […]
